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THE FINAL CHAPTER.
Since the conclusion of our previous work "Armored Gull," over these five years, I have gone through various forms such as comics, novels, and animated comics, and ultimately managed to continue this story. BIRD BINARY has finally received a good ending. I… https://t.co/niB7HrX5O4
Gullさん(@NimuruFF)の代理キャラクターのデザインと2Dパクパクモデルを制作しました!
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"Money can never replace noble reputations. Having both means quality friendships and plush accommodations once you reach your destination."
"Mo Gull"
Start: Wed • April 5th at 3pm EDT
Duration: 24 hours
Start price: ◎1
On @exchgART - Link Below. 👇
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Now it feels like spring- plodding along the Orwell this AM looking for scoter when @brame99 sent a pair of BNGs over from the north shore to keep me amused. Up periscope every time a Herring Gull went over.
Common Gull
Scientific Name: Larus canus
Romanised Name: Kamome
Also known as: Mew Gull
Conservation Status: Least Concern
Distribution: Europe, Asia, North America, North Africa
Japanese Name: カモメ
Diet: Omnivore
Average Lifespan in the Wild: 24 years
Pickerel Island, Big Gull Lake 2019
Oil on canvas
#art #ArtLovers #oilpainting #painting #Island
Pickerel Island, Big Gull Lake 2019
Oil on canvas
#art #ArtLovers #oilpainting #painting #Island @Anishinabe_Life @kimahesse @peac4love @RobinStanfill2 @worthSeeingPic
I reckon this is a redraw of these two
It's funny how Flinch no longer has the gull to even put a finger on The Boogeyman anymore, Let alone smile at him.
@LoveIock_ They do a lil soul eating when night falls, but don't we all? Here's my haunted gull 🪶🐚
@BetaEtaDelota Ghost gull ghost gull ghost gull
(I did the art and design!)
Black-headed Gull #watercolor #Watercolour #gull #wildlifeart #birdart #birdsinart #gabbiano #gabbianocomune
CEO of Garvey Gull here -- you'll see a lot of this guy on my profile because he is my favorite ever.
Extremely obscure disney comic characters my beloved . . . . <3
All arts by me ! ✨
Black-Tailed Gull
In Shinto mythology, the Umineko was seen as a messenger to the goddess of fishing, and protected/fed by the local Japanese population. A shrine was built to honor the creature, and ever since, 40,000 gulls flock to the shrine site every summer to nest.